We've kept the productivity apps to a minimum this week so we can focus on what everyone's really after: fun. This is the place for free and discounted games, and we've got a good selection this week. So let's dispense with all this idle chit-chat and get into the good stuff, like Editor's Choices Warhammer Quest and Slayin. Time to get gaming!

Happy summer! Sure, we know it's not the official start of summer, but for loads of our readers classes are out and it's time to hit the pool. Just don't take your iPhone in with you. While we do have deals on a few protective cases for various models of iPhones this week, none of them are waterproof. Get some sun and get some gear — let's get this column started!

Is there some sort of to-do app price war going on? It seems that way, which means lots of discounts for you! But don't worry: if productivity isn't your bag, we've still got lots of other stuff, including some awesome fun in the games category. Let's cross something off our to-do list by getting this article underway.

Portability is the name of the game this week. With summer vacations in the planning stages (or nearly started), you're looking to travel light. And who can blame you? Last summer's crushing heat made the idea of lugging around our 15.4" MacBook Pro a no-starter. But with an iOS device in your pocket or bag, you're floating even lighter than the Airs. Let's see what deals will help you stay cool this summer.

A little bit of this and a little bit of that is what this week is all about . We've got everything from games and cameras to a diary and a keyboard. But let's not waste our time introducing things; let's get right into the meat of this week's app price-cut action.

This week we're focused on size. Since the Mac Mini is off the refurb shelf for the week, we thought we'd turn our sights toward some of the biggest items (and the biggest deals). Generally we stick to the lower end of the spectrum where the lower-price deals can be found, but even when you have a big budget, you want to save, right? We also have our first entries into the "deals on Apple Watch accessories" category.

It seems that not a day goes by that we don't learn about a new game that on the surface is deceptively simplistic, but is easy on the eyes and hides a daunting complexity underneath. It's a lot like life. Anyway, not to get too philosophical on you in the Price Drop column, but we've got a few of these simple games this week, along with fitness apps, classic art and literature, photography, fonts, and more. Time to save some money, people.

This week we have a variety of options on everyone's favorite little desktop, the Mac Mini, with a tough choice at the higher end of the lineup. Plus, we've got a few variations of the MacBook Air, as well as an array of gadget boosters, cases, headphones, and all sorts of whatnots this week.

Sure, sure, we start out all about the productivity this week, but don't let that you fool you. While your iPhone or iPod can be an amazing productivity tool and can let you get so many things accomplished and organized in the palm of your hand, all work and no play make Jack and Jill dull children. So we've got some games and fun for when the work is done.

In today's Apple Daily, Apple makes a rare break from its silence concerning rumors to address the reported delay of HomeKit, plus UBS claims Apple will see more extensive iPhone sales than analysts are already predicting.